Cleary Gottlieb Acquires Springbok AI to Boost Legal Services
Cleary Gottlieb has acquired Springbok AI, a company known for its generative AI product development, as announced in a press release. This acquisition aims to integrate AI and data analytics into Cleary's legal workflows, enhancing the firm's service delivery.
Springbok AI, founded in 2017, brings its proprietary platform, SpringLaw, along with a team of 10 data scientists and AI engineers, led by co-founder and CEO Victoria Albrecht. The team will form Cleary's AI Acceleration team, focusing on developing custom AI solutions for legal practices.
The acquisition underscores Cleary's commitment to innovation, as the firm continues to develop AI-powered tools to meet sophisticated client needs. The integration of Springbok's technology is expected to provide Cleary with a competitive edge in delivering faster and smarter legal services.
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